Question

summery of the poem to the moon written by percy Byssh shelley​

Answer 1

The poet thinks that the moon is pale because she is tired of constantly traveling over the sky and always gazing upon the earth. The moon has to wander among stars which are different from her in nature and origin. She is thus without a companion or a comrade. There is also, according to the poet, a reason for the ever-changing shape of the moon. The moon keeps growing bigger and then becoming smaller because she finds no object worthy of her constancy.

Answer 2

Answer:

In the poem, To the Moon, by P.B. Shelley, the poet says that the moon is pale. ... Again, the moon has to travel all along among the stars with which she has nothing in common. The origin and nature of the stars are quite different from those of the moon and, therefore, the moon feels lonely and solitary among them

Explanation:

कविता में, टू द मून, द्वारा पी.बी. शेली, कवि कहता है कि चंद्रमा पीला है। ... फिर से, चंद्रमा को उन सितारों के बीच घूमना पड़ता है जिनके साथ उसका कुछ भी सामान्य नहीं है। सितारों की उत्पत्ति और प्रकृति चंद्रमा से काफी अलग है और इसलिए, चंद्रमा उनके बीच अकेला और अकेला महसूस करता है।